glenn@dit.lth.se (Glenn Jennings) (03/27/91)
How does a standard X application use Xlib or Xt calls to tell the running WM
to raise a given window to the top of the screen stack ?
If it matters WHICH WM, then we're using "twm"; but I'm hoping there is a
standard interface so that it doesn't matter.
Thank you !
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Glenn Jennings DSt/LTH Email: glenn@dit.lth.se (CORRECT)
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S-221 00 Lund, SWEDEN ** WRONG: (glenn@DNA.LTH.Se) WRONG **mouse@lightning.mcrcim.mcgill.EDU (der Mouse) (03/28/91)
> How does a standard X application use Xlib or Xt calls to tell the > running WM to raise a given window to the top of the screen stack ? It can't. It can *ask* the WM to do so by using XReconfigureWMWindow, but the WM is free to ignore the request or do something else instead. > PLEASE don't use "REPLY" (there is no such address as glenn@DNA.LTH.Se) > ---------- > Glenn Jennings DSt/LTH Email: glenn@dit.lth.se (CORRECT) Odd. The From: header I saw was From: glenn@dit.lth.se (Glenn Jennings) der Mouse old: mcgill-vision!mouse new: mouse@larry.mcrcim.mcgill.edu